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NELSON, NEW ZEALAND - DECEMBER 29:  Mashrafe Mortaza of Bangladesh celebrates the wicket of Martin Guptill of New Zealand during the second One Day International match between New Zealand and Bangladesh at Saxton Field on December 29, 2016 in Nelson, New Zealand.  (Photo by Martin Hunter/Getty Images)
Mortaza has become an idol in Bangladesh after a brilliant career

Mashrafe Mortaza has been one of the most prolific performers for the Bangladesh outfit for many years. The right arm medium pacer has been a vital cog in the bowling unit ever since his debut for the national side. Clocking a speed of 140 kph on a consistent basis, the opening bowler has troubled the batsmen with his express pace and his astute line and length.

The 33-year-old is currently at the helm of affairs as the captain of the One Day unit and the team has performed tremendously well under his leadership. The evolution of Mortaza from an opening bowler to the leader of the pack has benefited the future of the Bangladesh Cricket Team.

Mortaza has given the fans at Shere Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur plenty of reasons to cheer as he has performed exceedingly well for his nation at that particular ground. Featuring in 56 matches, the veteran pacer has picked up 84 wickets at an average of 23.41 with his best figures of four for 29 against England in October last year.

His match-winning performance with the ball helped the hosts to an uncanny 34-run victory against their English counterparts.

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